I want to run this for 8 years or so, not life time and use this as sort of insurance income if and when things get rough.

Of course they have to be sure that you ASSUME THAT MOST PEOPLE MAKE NOTHING with their programs before you hand them your life savings.

Life is too short.

Now I know that should be a deal breaker but they were very upfront and from the looks of it they let someone in there life that scammed them badly.

Obviously, as your progress through life, you need to increase your reserve to match additional living expenses. 

Even when buying multiple properties from the same seller at the same time, pretty much everything now is one to one - meaning one parcel, one contract.I've bought and sold a decent amount of properties, many purchases were directly from financial institutions, however there is only 1 occurrence in my life (7 years ago) that I purchased a bundle of assets on the same contract - and half of those assets were total garbage and the deal was a disaster.

Police work takes away from my family and friends and the meaningful parts of life due to its type of scheduled work!

No advice here, just looking for thoughts and experiences on how to make sure jobs are done right - minus just waiting for the tenant to tell you something is wrong.Been in the trades all my life and have seen it all (or most anyway).

Make sure, for example, that the grandmother did not leave it to your client with your client's mother having only a life estate, or that the property was not gifted to the client rather than inherited.

@Jeffrey Almonte I know exactly where that is, I spent most of my life in the San Gabriel Valley.